The Loo Queue petition was a display of solidarity with those who have been waiting their whole lives for a safe, clean place to go to the toilet.
By signing the petition you helped us call for action from the UK Government to address this injustice by committing to lifting 100 million people out of water and sanitation poverty by 2015.
Latrines and She-Pees: Use our loos!
WaterAid once again operated cool African-style latrines in Kings Meadow, as well as the famous female urinals, affectionately known as She-Pees.
The She-Pees and latrines are manned by a team of fantastic volunteers who collect donations, talk to people in the queue about our work and, most importantly, keep them nice and clean.
Our composting eco-san loos, provided by Natural Event, meanwhile, are another great service for the festival reveller.
Used in some of WaterAid's projects, these ingenious loos transform human waste into safe, effective fertiliser which boost crop yield and, therefore, a poor community's income.
WaterAid stand
The WaterAid stand just to the left of the Pyramid Stage is an ideal meeting point, so we hope you found time to come and say hello, get a cup of cool, fresh water and get a cool, fresh tattoo too!
The tattoos were designed exclusively for WaterAid by Lauren Laverne (top of page), Eliza Doolittle and Emmy the Great. Find out more here.
News
Power to the people!
20,000 of you signed our LooQueue petition to encourage the UK Government to reach even more of the world's poorest people to safe water and sanitation. Read more on the Glasto website.
Re-live the best bits!
In 2011, we used Storify to publish the latest updates and the story of each special day at Glasto. You can share and even embed our stories on your blog if you like them!
Emmy is Great!
Singer-songwriter Emmy the Great blogged all week with WaterAid. Find out why here.
Register for 2013
To give the land a chance to recover properly, there's no festival in 2012, but you can pre-register for 2013 now!
Get involved
Well, that was quite something!
